What’s the Next Step? Consult with Neil Garfield CHECK OUT OUR NOVEMBER SPECIAL For assistance with presenting a case for wrongful foreclosure, please call 520-405-1688, customer service, who will put you in touch with an attorney in the states of Florida, California, Ohio, and Nevada. (NOTE: Chapter 11 may be easier than you think). Editor’s […]

Tags: CDS, CONSUMERS, credit default swaps, Economist, insurance, Obama, principal correction, principal reduction, taxes
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Tags: Boston University, economic recovery, Economist, ICELAND, John Geanakoplos, principal correction, principal reduction, Robert C Hockett, Robert Shiller, Susan P Koniak, write down mortgages, Yale
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Gas prices are up for several reasons, the primary one being that the oil companies are squeezing every last penny of profit out before the inaugeration of the new, presumably Democratic President and a congress that is heavily weighted Democratic.  THERE IS NO CLINTON PLAN OR PROPOSAL: Any Gas Tax “proposal” submitted by a Presidential […]

Tags: Clinton, Economist, Gas price, Gas Tax, Hillary, Obama, windfall profit
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There was an interesting study published in the Economist (March 15, 2008 pp 83-85), a conservative news magazine read around the world, that disclosed an incredibly close correlation between the “rule of law” and the health of the economy. It turns out that laws, rules and enforcement create a culture of integrity, civility and good faith. […]

Tags: currency, Economist, economy, euro, morality, Rothbard, rule of law, Von Mises
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Unfair Competition by Large Banks Created the Infrastructure for this Mess A few people have asked: Why not do a story on the alternative to the cash-dispensing ATM? After considering the research, and seeing a connection with the mortgage meltdown crisis because this situation is the single greatest marketing tool used by  large financial institutions […]

Tags: ATM, community banks, credit unions, Economist, mortgage meltdown, Point of Sale
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